Definition of Troezenians. Meaning of Troezenians. Synonyms of Troezenians

- Alternatively in fact, the Sybarites may have been Troezenians. Aristotle wrote that a group of Troezenians was expelled from Sybaris by the Achaeans after...
- hide behind a myrtle while watching him practice. He writes that the Troezenians had a myrtle with all of its leaves pierced with holes, which they claimed...
- a child on her, Nauplius. Poseidon fathered the hero Theseus with the Troezenian princess Aethra. Theseus was also said to be the son of Aegeus, the king...
- /ˈiːθrə/; Ancient Gr****: Αἴθρα, pronounced [ǎi̯tʰra], the "bright sky") was a Troezenian princess and the daughter of King Pittheus. Aethra was the mother of Theseus...
- the northern Peloponnese. The Achaeans were accompanied by a number of Troezenians who were eventually expelled by the more numerous Achaeans. The Achaean...
- Enslaved Gr**** Women in Egypt Heracles – Elders of Thebes Hippolytus – Troezenian Women, Attendants to Hippolytus Ion – Women in the Service of Creusa Iphigenia...
- Troezen, where he was worshipped as the God of Freedom, seeing how the Troezenians had escaped slavery at the hands of Xerxes I. Over at Hermione stood...
- Thynia Thynian Thynians Trichonos Trichonian Trichonians Troezen Troezenian Troezenians Troy Trojan Trojans Umbria Umbrian Umbrians Xanthi Xanthian Xanthians...
- Megarians 3,000 Epidaurians 700 Orchomenians 600 Ninth coil Phliasians 1,000 Troezenians 1,000 Hermionians 300 Eighth coil Tirynthians 200? Plataeans 600 Thespians...
- Agias or Hagias (Gr****: Ἀγίας) of Troezen (fl. 740 BC) was an ancient Gr**** poet celebrated in antiquity as the author of Nostoi (Νόστοι), an epic poem...